The opening line from Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice is so well-known (“It is a truth universally acknowledged…") that ...

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HealthBench challenges traditional AI benchmarks in healthcare, emphasizing real-world clinical judgment over fact recall and precision.

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Hindi cinema in the 1950s was a national cinema addressing a large public, but it was still a middle-class cinema and ...